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Daily Archives: 09/04/2019
Hurricane Dorian: Scale of Bahamas devastation emerges – BBC News
Lia Head-Rigby, who runs a relief group and overflew the Abacos, said her representatives had told her there were “a lot more dead”.
“It’s total devastation. It’s decimated. Apocalyptic,” she told the Associated Press news agency.
READ MORE: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-49574900
BCOCCA: Caribbean Annual Cultural Expo: Burnaby. BC- September 28, 2019
Download: BCOCCA 2019 EXPO FLYER
Video: The State of Black America: Black Oppression Explained – Dr Julia Hare
On Tavis Smiley presents on C-Span:
This is Dr. Julia Hare speaking at the State of the Black Union (2007) on education, destruction of the Diasporic African family in America, incarceration, and other issues.
The Struggle for Recognition of the Indigenous Voice in Guyanese Politics – Janette Bulkan
September is Indigenous Heritage Month in Guyana
By Janette Bulkan – University of British Columbia , Vancouver , Canada
ABSTRACT: In Guyana’s racialised geography, Amerindians live in scattered villages in the vast hinterland that covers 90% of the country. Amerindian iconography is appropriated in statemaking, even while Amerindians themselves are consigned to a patron–client relationship with the dominant ‘coastlander’ society. In the late 1950s, Amerindians made up only 4% of the national population but voted as a bloc in the national elections of 1957, 1961 and 1964, rallying around Amerindians, coastlanders, reserves, mining, Venezuelan land claim, Rupununi Uprising, proportional representation, government-organised non-governmental organisations,
Guyana Action Party the first Amerindian member of the legislature. Continue reading
Psychology: Relationships: The Secret of Being A Good Father – BBC News
Past child development research often ignored fathers. But new studies are finding that non-maternal caregivers play a crucial role in children’s behaviour, happiness, even cognitive skills.
The Aka tribesmen in the Central African Republic often look after their young children while the mothers are out hunting. They soothe, clean and play with their babies, and spend more time holding them than fathers in any other society. Their devotion has earned them the title of “the world’s best dads” from online commentators – which is somewhat ironic given that the Aka are strictly egalitarian and shun rankings. Continue reading →
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